K ATIE A. C ORE P RACTICE M ODEL : P ATHWAYS TO W ELL - BEING.

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K ATIE A. C ORE P RACTICE M ODEL : P ATHWAYS TO W ELL - BEING

R ESOURCES FOR C OMMUNICATION BAA Forum: s/

R ESOURCES FOR I MPLEMENTATION BAA website: CalSWEC: Child Welfare/Mental Health Implementation Toolkit welfare-mental-health-learning-collaborative- katie

R ESOURCES FOR T RAINING Bay Area Academy Judith Lefler, Assistant Jennifer Cannell, Regional Training California Institute for Mental Health Kimberly Mayer, Associate Cristina Correa, Project Chadwick Center for Children and Families Al Resource Center for Family Focused Practice Debbie Lowery,

B AY A REA L EARNING C OLLABORATIVE Priority Areas: 1. Systems Integration 2. Family and Youth Engagement 3. Out of County Placements 4. Trauma Informed Systems 5. Resources

B AY A REA L EARNING C OLLABORATIVE County Sharing What is working well? What are challenges/worries? Next steps

V IDEO AND P ANEL D ISCUSSION How Youth Come Through: Youth Share Stories and Strategies for Therapists

N EXT S TEPS May meeting: Focus on Resources June 3-4: Fostering Trauma-Informed Care in CW and BH T4T  alternative dates in Fresno May Trainings Next Statewide meeting will be in August